Tradesies
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈtɹeɪdziz/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Tradesies is a noun meaning (childish) Trades/trading.
Meaning
(childish) Trades/trading.
Example Sentences
I held up my basket to Freddie. “I’ll trade you this for your ax?” “No tradesies,” he said.
“So, like I said, you’re Oak Camp, Cabin Group A. No tradesies, no takesy-backsies, no transfers. Learn it, love it, get used to it!”
“Tradesies?” Macy smiled and held up her small bottle of strawberry milk, pointing it at EJ’s juice box. “Yeah, totally!” EJ smiled, and the girls swapped drinks.
Then quickly, not giving him a chance to answer, she leavened it, using the language of long-past childhood games. “You mean for keeps. No backsies. No tradesies. No do-overs.”
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